TREE NEWS reports: ICE UK natural gas futures fell 5.74% to 212 pence per therm on Friday, bringing the weekly decline to 17.70%, with steady downward pressure from Nov. 2-4. TTF Dutch benchmark gas futures dropped 4.72% to 85.702 euros per megawatt-hour, touching 81.328 euros at 20:30 Beijing time, for a weekly loss of 17.83%. ICE EU carbon allowance futures fell 2.79% on the week to 86.70 euros per tonne.
European Gas Futures Fall About 18% This Week
The scale of the move matters more than the direction: a near-18% weekly slide in both UK and Dutch benchmarks points to a repricing across the European gas complex rather than a single-contract wobble, and the softer EU carbon allowance price suggests the pressure is not purely fuel-specific. That combination touches power producers, industrial hedgers and utilities whose input costs are tied to TTF and ICE UK settlements. Whether the decline reflects a durable shift in the supply-demand balance or a temporary unwind is the open question; the carbon market's next move alongside gas is worth watching.
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